Stopped in at a "new" shop just north of Upland today. Ol' TB and I drove over after work. Our friend the free man said it was pretty good. Help me, those of you who know, believe it was called MacDonalds.
Not a bad place, especially way out in the country. Owner seemed pretty good, not pushy or rude, did ask us if we needed help or had questions once in a while. Fair selection of handguns, probably 120 or so long guns. Everything from antiques to EBRs. Prices right at retail on most new stuff. Don't have any idea if they'll deal. Used stuff looked to be priced fair, for the most part. Lots and lots of accessories, holsters, and a good selection of reloading equipment. Even ran into someone TB knew, Heater jr. nice kid. I'll be back when I have more time to sort through the "troughs" of gunleather and look closer at the reloading stuff, too.
Not a bad place, especially way out in the country. Owner seemed pretty good, not pushy or rude, did ask us if we needed help or had questions once in a while. Fair selection of handguns, probably 120 or so long guns. Everything from antiques to EBRs. Prices right at retail on most new stuff. Don't have any idea if they'll deal. Used stuff looked to be priced fair, for the most part. Lots and lots of accessories, holsters, and a good selection of reloading equipment. Even ran into someone TB knew, Heater jr. nice kid. I'll be back when I have more time to sort through the "troughs" of gunleather and look closer at the reloading stuff, too.
Not sure where your at, but in Wabash there is another real good gunshop called Bass and bucks, you can google it and get their website. That one is worth a visit as well.
